Valuation of the stock and property of Dermot Donelan by Charles Grant and James Kilkelly. Includes list of furniture in the dining room and the four bedrooms of the house, as well as livestock, farm machinery and kitchenware

Set of index cards describing some of the local features of Úraid, [Oorid]. A note on the O'Malley family who were are prominent here. A local story of a crock of gold, also mentioned in Mac Giollarnáth's 'Annála Beaga' is relayed here. Brief descriptions are given of Loch an Roisín, Clochar, Loch ó Dheas, Tulaigh Liagáin (a note and illustration of a structure found to be a sheltering wall for sheet, the first such discovery by archaeologists in central Connemara south of the Galway to Clifden road). Tulach an Bhroic, Sruthán Uí Chonghaile, Loch na gCrámh, Tulach na Reilige, and Loch an Óráin are all given brief descriptions. Local man Billy Maguire, Jo O'Malley of Seana Chaola, and Peter Joyce of Úráid are all credited as being local sources of information. Mike Gibbons and Seán O Nualláin helped with the identification of the structure in Tulaigh Liagáin in autumn 1986.

Updated copies of: Table of Contents; The Festival of Creation; The River; The Ephemeron; Approaching the Glacier; Telling the Tale; Secret Meeting; Two Reminiscences of London; Terminal Deity; The Heavens Fall; The Objective Reality of Purgatory; Visits to the Black Cliff; The Absence; Orion the Hunter; A Crystallography; The University of the Woods.

Handwritten updated layout of the table of contents, editing notes, and typed copies of 'The Ephemeron', 'Approaching the Glacier', 'Secret Meeting', and 'Ice'.

Unused cheques for Connradh na Gaeilge issued by the Bank of Ireland [in Irish].

Two folders of handwritten extracts and drafts from unpublished writing when Tim Robinson was writing using the name Timothy Drever.

Folder 1: Two drafts of 'Mykonos' (1959); three typed carbon copied pages attributed to Norman Undercroft, a late friend of Tim's, with cover note from Tim (1968); handwritten transcription from C M Yonge's 'The Sea Shore' (1971); undated handwritten piece about Prospero.

Folder 2: 'Dust'; handwritten notes entitled Máiréad's idea (1971); 'The Edge' (1973); a verse 'Eat air and die'.

File of colour illustrations being costume designs for an unnamed production by Macnas.

MS note by [ ] with reference to 'People's Assembly', Miss Geraldine Brown and a contact number.

These files relate to Boyle's time at University of Maine Law School, at which he was Scholar in Residence in September 1982. This period saw the growth of the professional connections and relationship between Prof. Kevin Boyle and Prof. Orlando Delogu, Law Faculty, University of Maine. This relationship saw exchange programmes in law between Galway and Maine and the deposit of a major collection of U.S. law texts and journals to the Hardiman Library of University College Galway which was arranged by Delogu.

Files of records relating to Prof. Kevin Boyle's appointment to the University of Essex as an academic within the Faculty of Law and as Director of the Human Rights Centre. Correspondence relates to Boyle's research, teaching and professional as well as personal contacts within the international field of Human Rights. Letters also relate to the publishing of material by Boyle in this period, contribution on various boards and journals in an advisory capacity, public speaking engagements and other such matters. Other series of files in this section include manuscript teaching notes and files on various graduate Human Rights Courses at University of Essex, matters relating to the administration of the Centre for Human Rights, international research projects, conferences and other related issues.